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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1934
Page
3
A synopsis follows Bob and Mereha's divorce caused by Bob's stubborn misunderstanding of Mereha's former intention toward Geoffrey Teretan. The text appears as a fragment from a romance or dramatic piece, with names Hawiland Saylor appearing as author.
In a tense scene set around December departure, Bob prepares to leave by noon for the border area while Marsha, torn by their bond and a hidden past, clings to memories of friendship and promises a future return in March. The emotional strain tests loyalties as letters and whispers of past loves complicate their parting.
Emmitsburg residents Mr and Mrs Clarence and family and Mr Loewe from Philadelphia spent the weekend with Mr Adelsberger. Frederick Adelsberger and parents Moz and Mrs Albert Adels will attend. A diphtheria clinic will be held Friday morning at 10 30.
Theater listings note Willam Powell and Myrna Loy co star in Thin Man at Tivoli with Pete Smith novelty Attention Suckers. Also at City Opera House Bing Crosby stars with Carole Lombard Burns and Allen Ethel Merman and Leon Errol in a feature directed by Norman Taurog. Frederick plays The Pedrick Theater program In Love With Life with Dickie Moore and Claud Hingwater with Lauri roles and added comedy and musical numbers.
Taneytown residents and visitors are listed in a series of social notes. Mrs. Weaver returns home. Willam Hopkins moves into a Kiser house with roles at C P Telephone. Catherine and Stargaret Reindoll host guests Eleanor Stump and Virginia Smith with local attendees named. Families visit Atlantic City and Baltimore. nurses and students spend time with relatives. A straw stack fire damages a wagon at TyTone. further weekend visits to Bethesda and Hagerstown are noted.
Fashion notes show Sei season swimsuits featuring brief mesh one pieces and backless halter designs. Styles use shaw strap square backs and contrasting panels to prevent gaping with accessories like beach bags sandals and plaid straw hats completing the look.
Stanley Brown of 319 Locust Street, Bagerstown, was sentenced to two years in the Maryland penitentiary after being found guilty of receiving stolen goods in Washington County Circuit Court. The case stems from a June 30 theft of cured meat in Wolfsville, involving Frank Bickenstaff and Ralph Palmer, later held for the September grand jury.
A 1930s feature emphasizes varied vegetables for summer meals to aid balance and health. It cautions that vegetable protein is limited and suggests adding nuts eggs cheese and milk. Recipes highlight using cheese with cauliflower potatoes and tomatoes and pairing toast with vegetables.
A scrambled **Tomorrow's Menu** fragment lists breakfast and luncheon items with errors. It mentions tomato, green pepper salad, crimed egg yolk garnish, peach shortcake, milk, coffee, and a dessert tied to meat dishes.
Democrats in session ratified the primary date amid limited attendance and a few absences. The meeting, the first in years for the committee chair, focused on revenue and legislative scheduling with a September call for the next session.
Medical claims tout Doan's Pills as a cure for kidney trouble and waste elimination. The ad asserts kidneys contain tubes that purify blood and warns against harsh drugs, urging readers to obtain Doan's Pills from their pharmacist.
The article notes resolutions of sympathy and wishes for early recovery to Mr. Ray and Mr. Almoney. Governor Ritchie sent a message to the committee from Cobourg France, and the piece frames preparations for a fair process.
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